📅 April 16th: Lunch at 12:30pm, Program from 1-1:30pm
📌 Groennfell Meadery, 650 Industrial Park Rd, St Albans City
🥪 Local Franklin County fare and drink provided
Please join us to:
• Learn about a proposed thermal network to use the heat we already have to save both energy and money.
• Explore where we have excess heat and where we could use it
• Understand how thermal energy networks work and what we can do here.
• Your input is needed. Please join this community-led initiative to leverage local opportunities together.
Working together, we can achieve major savings and help the environment by sharing energy. Much of the heating and cooling we use in our facilities and business operations ends up being wasted — vented from our buildings, flushed down the drain — or remains untapped in the ground under our feet. We can capture and repurpose this thermal energy to provide heating, cooling, storage, and efficiencies that are locally beneficial in many ways.
Thermal energy networks are a low-tech solution that is already working across the U.S. and Canada. We have opportunities here for an energy network in the industrial park that can benefit us all and lead the way for the St. Albans community to meet many of our shared goals.
Ricky Klein,
Groennfell Meadery, Host
Supported by Vermont Community Thermal Networks and Community Decarbonization Partners
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